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Wedding Planning Your Way

The Final Result

Even the most grounded individuals can crack under the pressures of wedding planning, so couples may be in for both tears and tirades during their engagement. Stresses and identity crises aside, it’s important to remember that these emotional tides will result in a deeper connection.

“Any time the bride or groom becomes obsessed or upset about planning, remember that this is not about place settings,” Moir-Smith advises. “This is about marriage.” Before long, the guests will be seated, the wedding march will play and your new life as a couple will begin. Even after all your wedding planning, your cake’s filling flavor will go unnoticed.

Posted: 10/3/07